Best martial arts to learn to beat up ethnics

[CelestialEmpire]

IMO do a combination of a striking (Boxing, Muay Thai, Kickboxing) and grappling (Wrestling, Sambo, BJJ, Judo) and then after you've developed foundational skills in both, do MMA.

Striking works better for weight disadvantages (Ex: Beating up fat ethnics), grappling works better for skill advantages and reach disadvantages (Ex: Beating up untrained ethnics with long arms).

At the 6 month mark with decent training (3-4x a week), assuming a relatively athletic base (played a contact sport like rugby/football/ice hockey in high school or college), you'll be able to murk idiot ethnics up to 50-60lb heavier, unless they also have training. If you're a big guy (6'2+ and 220lb+ and relatively lean), you can take on 99% of the worlds population even if they're trained.

Personally I have a pretty long reach and I don't want to grapple (AKA roll around and scissor with) sweaty stinky unwashed fat brown people so I'd rather box or kickbox and knock them TF out.

Here's an example, I'm 6'2.5 (6'5 wingspan) and 185lb. Say I'm fighting the average curry, who is like 5'6 and 250lb. I'd start with oblique kicks, abusing my genetically superior long legs and striking power until the fat nigger's knees cave in. Then I'd mount him while he's down and do a ground and pound on his face. If I'm fighting a lighter guy (5'6 malnourished 120lb beaner), I'd shoot for a double leg and submit him via arm bar or something easy.

 

[lonelycurry]

bookmarked

 

[sirmimbing]

if you wanna get good at fighting. do mma. there is no point in mixing a bunch of martial arts instead of just doing mma which is what you wanna learn.

mma isnt just a combination of arts, but rather a sport of transitioning between them all. just being good at different arts and then going into mma is almost like a basketball pro going into baseball

 

[CelestialEmpire]

if you wanna get good at fighting. do mma. there is no point in mixing a bunch of martial arts instead of just doing mma which is what you wanna learn.

mma isnt just a combination of arts, but rather a sport of transitioning between them all. just being good at different arts and then going into mma is almost like a basketball pro going into baseball

Going straight into MMA without developing fundamentals in a base or two is like playing hockey without first learning how to skate or playing football without learning how to run first.

 

[CelestialEmpire]

Going straight into MMA without developing fundamentals in a base or two is like playing hockey without first learning how to skate or playing football without learning how to run first.

Striking is relatively intuitive yes and even the lowest IQ ethnic can throw a jab, cross or hook, but grappling is very counter-intuitive and you need high IQ understanding of leverage, gravity, anatomy, bone structure and more to be good at grappling. Hence low IQ ethnics can only punch and kick.

 

[m0ss26]

if you wanna get good at fighting. do mma. there is no point in mixing a bunch of martial arts instead of just doing mma which is what you wanna learn.

mma isnt just a combination of arts, but rather a sport of transitioning between them all. just being good at different arts and then going into mma is almost like a basketball pro going into baseball

are you actually retarded. there is no way you said this with such supreme confidence JFL

 

[m0ss26]

I'd start with oblique kicks, abusing my genetically superior long legs and striking power until the fat nigger's knees cave in. Then I'd mount him while he's down and do a ground and pound on his face. If I'm fighting a lighter guy (5'6 malnourished 120lb beaner), I'd shoot for a double leg and submit him via arm bar or something easy.

you type like you've never trained before but i admire the scenes you have painted in my head

 

[sirmimbing]

Going straight into MMA without developing fundamentals in a base or two is like playing hockey without first learning how to skate or playing football without learning how to run first.

No it's not lol. They teach you basic takedowns, punches and kicks in an MMA class too.
Running is a fundamental human movement that everyone knows, so not knowing it is an extreme example. But you don't need to spend time in an individual wrestling class to learn enough for MMA.
MMA grappling and striking are different than those arts separately too. If you train muay thai your coach will tell you to stand more square and have you lead leg light, but that's not ideal for MMA.
If you train BJJ you'll be learning all sorts of submissions that aren't really applicable to MMA and so on.

 

[sirmimbing]

are you actually retarded. there is no way you said this with such supreme confidence JFL

It is the truth and pretty much every MMA coach would agree.

Why learn muay thai specific striking or BJJ specific grappling if your goal is to do MMA? Beginner MMA classes exist bro and they teach you that stuff there

 

[m0ss26]

It is the truth and pretty much every MMA coach would agree.

Why learn muay thai specific striking or BJJ specific grappling if your goal is to do MMA? Beginner MMA classes exist bro and they teach you that stuff there

there is not a single elite mma fighter right now who did not do specialized training. at minimum you would do pure grappling in a cage/walled off complex and striking separately and then put it together at mma practice

 

[m0ss26]

Why learn muay thai specific striking or BJJ specific grappling if your goal is to do MMA? Beginner MMA classes exist bro and they teach you that stuff there

i train at a gym with double digit ufc fighters btw including a ufc champ and even the amateur classes require a coach to sign off and say you have a basic, rudimentary level of grappling and muay thai

 

[badexilw]

there is not a single elite mma fighter right now who did not do specialized training. at minimum you would do pure grappling in a cage/walled off complex and striking separately and then put it together at mma practice

In my gym, but I've also heard in others that you can't start MMA right away; you have to begin with kickboxing first and then you can transition to MMA.

 

[sirmimbing]

there is not a single elite mma fighter right now who did not do specialized training. at minimum you would do pure grappling in a cage/walled off complex and striking separately and then put it together at mma practice

do you know the history of every elite mma fighter?
the reason most fighters have prior experiences in other arts is because thats whats more popular. but thats not a legit argument.
arts like wrestling or boxing have had hundreds of years of history, while MMA is just a couple decades old. of course most fighters will have experience in other arts

 

[sirmimbing]

i train at a gym with double digit ufc fighters btw including a ufc champ and even the amateur classes require a coach to sign off and say you have a basic, rudimentary level of grappling and muay thai

Yeah thats my point lol. Beginner mma classes exist but of course if your gym is one thats more advanced then you'll need some kind of experience. It all depends on the gym ofc but I'm talking in theory it makes no sense to take other classes before MMA unless a beginner class doesnt exist or something

 

[m0ss26]

Yeah thats my point lol. Beginner mma classes exist but of course if your gym is one thats more advanced then you'll need some kind of experience. It all depends on the gym ofc but I'm talking in theory it makes no sense to take other classes before MMA unless a beginner class doesnt exist or something

in theory it makes sense but it almost never works because you are never able to garner enough technical ability in one aspect or another. on the other hand, there are those that specialize TOO hard in a certain art and are not able to convert it effectively (cejudo, gilbert burns). Ideally you would put yourself in pure grappling and pure striking scenarios that are most befitting of an mma fight so you can get the proper looks in the discipline.

 

[m0ss26]

in theory it makes sense but it almost never works because you are never able to garner enough technical ability in one aspect or another. on the other hand, there are those that specialize TOO hard in a certain art and are not able to convert it effectively (cejudo, gilbert burns). Ideally you would put yourself in pure grappling and pure striking scenarios that are most befitting of an mma fight so you can get the proper looks in the discipline.

topuria is a great example of this btw and showing his dominance for this reason

 

[sirmimbing]

in theory it makes sense but it almost never works because you are never able to garner enough technical ability in one aspect or another. on the other hand, there are those that specialize TOO hard in a certain art and are not able to convert it effectively (cejudo, gilbert burns). Ideally you would put yourself in pure grappling and pure striking scenarios that are most befitting of an mma fight so you can get the proper looks in the discipline.

oh I see. yeah i agree that you should develop your own style and expertise in one area. but imo that's something you do after getting down the basics, instead of wasting time trying a bunch of different arts and learning stuff that wont really be applicable to MMA.

so you can start with mma and then decide to spend more time grappling, striking etc.
i also think the greatest fighters tend to be the most well-rounded. like you cant really say jones, gsp, mighty mouse, islam etc have any weaknesses

 

[CelestialEmpire]

oh I see. yeah i agree that you should develop your own style and expertise in one area. but imo that's something you do after getting down the basics, instead of wasting time trying a bunch of different arts and learning stuff that wont really be applicable to MMA.

so you can start with mma and then decide to spend more time grappling, striking etc.
i also think the greatest fighters tend to be the most well-rounded. like you cant really say jones, gsp, mighty mouse, islam etc have any weaknesses

Wdym a "wasting time trying a bunch of different arts"? I'm saying to get good at ONE grappling and ONE striking, then do MMA once you have that down.

 

[BongMog]

Schizophrenic ramblings average curry oldcel will rape your ass in broad daylight

 

[CelestialEmpire]

Schizophrenic ramblings average curry oldcel will rape your ass in broad daylight

typical curry resorting to threats of raping JFL

 

[BongMog]

typical curry resorting to threats of raping JFL

Yt boys are built to be raped

 

[lonelycurry]

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[BongMog]

Only thing curries are raping is each other and animals

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High T trait .. sissy yt bois won't get it.

 

[lonelycurry]

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[BongMog]

Ethnic bvlls rape everything.. it's just natural order of things.

 

[sirmimbing]

Wdym a "wasting time trying a bunch of different arts"? I'm saying to get good at ONE grappling and ONE striking, then do MMA once you have that down.

Yeah but to know which art you'd probably wanna try a couple. And training for example muay thai and BJJ for a few years mean you'll learn a bunch of stuff that you won't even use in MMA.

Almost 40% of all submissions in the UFC are rear-naked chokes. 17% are guillottines, 13% armbars, 7% arm triangle and 6% triangle.
That means 80-85% of all submissions are made up of 5 ones. So why spend years getting good at for example BJJ if they still wont be used much? And the grappling you learn when no striking is involved is vastly different.

Same with muay thai or boxing. Your boxing will be a lot different when people can knee you in the face, and your muay thai will be different when people can take you down.

So why not start with MMA, get all the basics down there. And once you know how MMA grappling and striking works, THEN you can lean more into whatever style you find yourself liking?

 

[puffer234234]

OMG U ALL ARE RETARDED ethnics usually are decent at boxing even with no experience but they can never ever grapple do bjj and choke out the blacks then wail on them while they're unconscious

 

[PrimalPlasty]

IMO do a combination of a striking (Boxing, Muay Thai, Kickboxing) and grappling (Wrestling, Sambo, BJJ, Judo) and then after you've developed foundational skills in both, do MMA.

Striking works better for weight disadvantages (Ex: Beating up fat ethnics), grappling works better for skill advantages and reach disadvantages (Ex: Beating up untrained ethnics with long arms).

At the 6 month mark with decent training (3-4x a week), assuming a relatively athletic base (played a contact sport like rugby/football/ice hockey in high school or college), you'll be able to murk idiot ethnics up to 50-60lb heavier, unless they also have training. If you're a big guy (6'2+ and 220lb+ and relatively lean), you can take on 99% of the worlds population even if they're trained.

Personally I have a pretty long reach and I don't want to grapple (AKA roll around and scissor with) sweaty stinky unwashed fat brown people so I'd rather box or kickbox and knock them TF out.

Here's an example, I'm 6'2.5 (6'5 wingspan) and 185lb. Say I'm fighting the average curry, who is like 5'6 and 250lb. I'd start with oblique kicks, abusing my genetically superior long legs and striking power until the fat nigger's knees cave in. Then I'd mount him while he's down and do a ground and pound on his face. If I'm fighting a lighter guy (5'6 malnourished 120lb beaner), I'd shoot for a double leg and submit him via arm bar or something easy.

or just buy a nice knife

 

[JeanneDArcAlter]

IMO do a combination of a striking (Boxing, Muay Thai, Kickboxing) and grappling (Wrestling, Sambo, BJJ, Judo) and then after you've developed foundational skills in both, do MMA.

Striking works better for weight disadvantages (Ex: Beating up fat ethnics), grappling works better for skill advantages and reach disadvantages (Ex: Beating up untrained ethnics with long arms).

At the 6 month mark with decent training (3-4x a week), assuming a relatively athletic base (played a contact sport like rugby/football/ice hockey in high school or college), you'll be able to murk idiot ethnics up to 50-60lb heavier, unless they also have training. If you're a big guy (6'2+ and 220lb+ and relatively lean), you can take on 99% of the worlds population even if they're trained.

Personally I have a pretty long reach and I don't want to grapple (AKA roll around and scissor with) sweaty stinky unwashed fat brown people so I'd rather box or kickbox and knock them TF out.

Here's an example, I'm 6'2.5 (6'5 wingspan) and 185lb. Say I'm fighting the average curry, who is like 5'6 and 250lb. I'd start with oblique kicks, abusing my genetically superior long legs and striking power until the fat nigger's knees cave in. Then I'd mount him while he's down and do a ground and pound on his face. If I'm fighting a lighter guy (5'6 malnourished 120lb beaner), I'd shoot for a double leg and submit him via arm bar or something easy.

Did an Indian bully you?

 

[CelestialEmpire]

Almost 40% of all submissions in the UFC are rear-naked chokes. 17% are guillottines, 13% armbars, 7% arm triangle and 6% triangle.
That means 80-85% of all submissions are made up of 5 ones. So why spend years getting good at for example BJJ if they still wont be used much? And the grappling you learn when no striking is involved is vastly different.

Street fights against people of different skill levels, sizes, no gloves, no referee, concrete floor is a whole different story.

 

[C4NC4N]

Did an Indian bully you?

they bully everyones nose in a 5 foot radius

 

[sirmimbing]

Street fights against people of different skill levels, sizes, no gloves, no referee, concrete floor is a whole different story.

eh not really in this case. it would probably just mean submissions and watching for takedowns are even more important since you can get slammed and stuff. which means mma striking and grappling are even more superior

 

[Shahnameh]

Carry a weapon, anything that allowa u to keep distance like a blinding torch or even a bike lock

 

[CelestialEmpire]

Carry a weapon, anything that allowa u to keep distance like a blinding torch or even a bike lock

Until ur bike lock shatters against 6'6 300lb WASP chad's 8kg browridge

 

[Shahnameh]

Until ur bike lock shatters against 6'6 300lb WASP chad's 8kg browridge

u
said u want to beat up ethnics not WASP's